Tokyo Hotel Guide - Meiji Gakuin University hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Incredibly well maintained. The view in the executive lounge of the Tokyo tower is unbeatable. I loved having an onsite Watson. Beds were amazing too. I only wish they allowed kids in the pool and no restricted hours in the lounge for them"

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"Fantastic location. Laundry facilities in our room was so handy. Lovely staff. Quiet for the location. Could work in my room. "

"Worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in. We paid ¥60,000 per night and the moment we walked into the room, we considered leaving and booking somewhere else. Tiny room, wrong configuration, and the hotel was so overcrowded we couldn’t even get breakfast. To top it off, we saw the same room available that night for nearly half the price. Extremely poor value! would not stay again!"

"Ac did not work very well, room was 27 C when set to 18 C"

"The room was small for two ppl, but very clean, and every square foot of space was nicely organized and useful. The shower was wonderful. Loved the welcome tea at check in and then the ice cream in the room. "

"clean room, goid location. unfortunately no kombini near by"

"Beautiful hotel and it was a plus that a onsen was included. The room was large and had enough space for two people and 4 suitcases. The location was also really good, only a few blocks from the train station and only a few stops from major tourist locations. Additionally they had two onsen, one inside and one outside. I would definitely stay here again. "

"We loved the mini refrigerator/freezer, washer/dryer combo (detergent provided), microwave, kettle, plates, utensils, even an ice bucket. Location is great with 2 convenient stations nearby. Awesome hair dryer. Every staff we encountered were friendly. We would buy breakfast food the night before from nearby kombini so we did not try hotel breakfast. Lots of nearby eateries. We liked the location because it was a less hectic part of Tokyo. There is a lot of construction outside but we did not hear any of it in our room. "